The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1858, Page 9

‘over right, from bis guardian, Cept. Samuel Morton, who * wo ae would leave to-day for South Carolina, ‘With his wi'e and femily, to eell the boy into slavery. Wappeers that, in the fait of 1863 or the spring of 1854, apt. Morton, who wes then commander of the bark Rein- ‘Geer, while on a voyage to Ambriz, near Loando, om the ‘const of Africs, received from Samuel Johnson, &r., the ‘bey step fatber, ipetructions to convey the bey to New ‘York, and after having him properly educated to ar- for be railed for Africa, and left the boy with Mrs. Arnold in the cspacity of a waiter, which position he has occupied ‘mw that hovse since he first arrived. Ospt. Morton upon bie return inquired into the boy's habits and character, mad is represented as being @ vicious man and having re- aoa wae boteles over ‘ Sam's’? heat when hear- tox et bis matrentiveness. Capt Morton also re‘used to to South to say anything to om ', ettber through ignorance Sa Arwasa the wpole sifair;and she, kn’ Captain and cer leden ie bdo f g 3 ee istgaely sf Hi promises of Captain eebvo) op bis immediate arrival ¥ Hi in £333 g Soetel 0 ele ee eee arrived in ely and put up at Mrs. Arnold’ nee mening ‘met, be said, Captain Morton in front of oem said thet be thought it rather strange that the Captein ‘Wanted bim tw be quiet on the matter, and having heard geome jittle about the negroes, ‘would just tell Mrs. Arnold, and on doing she started ‘him off toe Mrs. Williams in Church street, so the Captain @oalkd not ges him. City Te ALLEGED FORGERY OF AN EX-ASSISTANT CASHIER OF THE LON@ ISLAND BANK. ‘Wm. D. Smith, formerly assistant cashier ef the Long ‘Bland Bank, was arrested on Teesday morning, by officer the Long Isiend Bank. They also purported to have becn eertitioe by the paying teller of toat bank. Smith first Preeeniod them at the Bank of the Commonwealth, and to the Phewaix Banke after sent & clerk w that bank with a check for $35,000, ‘eb ipstructions to get gold for the check, with which to Amith. The second appearance of the checks at this k somewhat surprised (he teller, and be sept them to Beers. Cox & Wright, who at once anced them fergeries. Ip the meantime Smith had left the office of Mr. Lewis, promisiog to retarn im a few minutes, bat he failed to return. Those transactions occurred on Satar- day last, and it w su id that be intended to take the wtesmer for Farope wi sailed that day. Justice Weigh committed him. , Bommsc 4 Jewanny Stone —Jobn MoDMahon, alias George ‘Wilson, was arrested on Thursday by officers Elder and Pixon, of the detective police, charged with robbing bis employer, Mr. Goodwin, a jeweller, of Boston, of about $1,600 worth of watches and jewelry, with which he fled this city. The robbery took place about ten days ago, and when Wilson went off with the plunder he left a note gE YET ORT” @agverscoty pe likeness, was given wo joers, govnring ibe aly, they caught him in Leonard @ompany with a mulatto, It was i saloon in Thirtyfourth street, near Eighth avenue, some refreshments, and there met two strangers to him, named James Coyle and James Fry, who after conversing ee him, « short time asked the loan of $10. Sartiog Demy rather tipsey, as well as verdant, granted their re- qnest, bot soon afier, while he was sitting in a private Dex, was, ne be alleges, assaulted and choked by them, and then robbed of $110. except a boy No Present, and both of the alleged robbers fot. The al wee given and one of the Twentieth ward police started in Pursuit, and soon captured both Coyle and Cuonm—S. Gronor’s Cook vance cm Brooxire ic» —The fret great cricket match of the season took Place on the St. George’s cricket ground, Hoboken, on Wednesday, and ended in a victory for St. Goorge in one inning? sod 99 runs to spare. The score stood:—St. ‘George 160 rune. Brooklyn, first innings, 69; second in- mings, 61 total 190 runs. Tents and marquees were erected on tbe ground for the scoommodation of the play: ere and visitors, bot very few of the latter wore present. Bors Inmvririm.—The boty of the man found drowned ‘Bt Quarantine, Staton Isiand, on Tuesday last, proves to be that of Frederick William Scott, one of the persons cap- ined in a sailboat of Gowanus on Friday week: and the bocy of the boy found st the same , that of Lather Jorden, drowned while bathing at foot of Forty.th mroet, New York. ‘Tur Fou. —The fog in the Bay and Long Island Sound yes. terday morning was very dense, with @ light air of wind from the eastward. The steamers Plymouth Rock, Com- menwealth apd Metropolis, did not arrive at the city until 11.30 im consequence. Avroweneurr,—Oolonel ©. P. Lee, of Penn Yan, Yates county, Las been appointed liquidating olerk in the Naval OMicers’ ofice, vice William Mills, of Livingston county, removed Ter Poet Reoane New Yorx Gram: Mrutia, Brigadier General Spiecr, will parade for inspection and review at Hiamittan square to day. The First, Secend, Third and Seventy fret regiments compose this brigade. It is ex- pected shat pearly 1,000 mee will be inepocted to-day, Pellitical Intelligence, Know Norma Parry cxDER 4 New Nisck—Daring the last week @ mass convention of the citizons of Dela- ware whe are oppored to the national s4ministration was held st ower, About two thousand persons are said to bave been presest, which ie a great crowd for the litle “Diamond Slate.” The convention was very enthusiastic, A “people's party” was organized upon the basis of popu- Jar eovereiynty and protection to American industry. Preeeevna Caxppate.—The Missimsipt Democrat comes cut with & memoir of Hon. Aaron V. Brown, Post- ‘Senetey Genere!, and urges bie nomination for the next Preoicevey avoiding Clar m article in favor of Hon. 4'ver. © Brown, Ueited “ates Senator from Missigsipp!, fer ‘be same office NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1858, lace, end tho Peru i thas tne Diplomas boy ie ok ot 0 resul 3 accord, and that concerted sctiva for the 23283 fe HH gst 33 5s é. i 2 ayaa contra Nesionert for that fem rel commi 8 appointed for that purpose ; my ia in accordance with th's ovinion. Tf the Supreme govern- ment sees proper to resort to coercive measures is Bothing to do but to submit to them, and upon our own goverpment for redress. JOHN TH. Mesers. Coolidge and Garcia, two American citizeos who were taken oners at Orizava, have been set at Kiberty through clemency of President |, oxer- cised at the recjuest of the American Minister, Mr, [From the New Orleans Picayune, Jane 11.] The steamship Tepnesaee, Capt. Forbes, which lott Vera Cruz on her regular day, Monday, the 7th inat., ar- rived bere yesterday. ‘The mail express from the time for the Tennessee; but we thence, and no papers except or = full the Vi to;the 6th ‘e have full files of ‘era Cruz 4 inet. inclusive. giteinoes preme displeasure’ with the conduct of the editor, Senor Godoy. ™ Extraordinary says the has been much excited by a@ decree of the government imposing a forced loan of one per cent on the csp'tal of foreigners. With regard to Amerizan citizens long correspondence is published, in which Mr. Forsyth, United States Minister at Mexico, announces that a meeting of mombers of the diplomatic corps bad been held, but that they were not of accord, and that be had subsequently formally protested agains! the enforcement of the decreo. He recommends American citizens to ‘‘cecline to make the decleration re- quired Se eighth article of the decree of the fifteenth, and decline to pay any contributions which may be as- sessed upon their capital by the commissioners provided purpose.” We bave not the decree before.ns, bat it would seem that its object is te compel a declaration of the amount of capital possessed. The protest of Mr. Fersytb is published at fall length. It appears trom this that there were infact two decrees, virtually; however, only parts of one. Mr. Forsyth says:— ihe first, a “contribution” is imposed, for once only, of about one per cent, upon every of real and per- sonal property, of the value of not less than five thou- sand dollars, and not exceeding one million five hundred thousand dollars, This “contribution” is to be paid, one- fourth in fifteen days, epe fourth ia twenty days, one- fourth in ferty days and one fourth in fifty days, from the @ate of the publication of the decree; sti regula- tions are provided for the yt discovery of the amount of jaals, and for the Property individ collection of the “contribution” that may be claimed upon it; provieion is also made for the repayment of the ‘-contribution’’ in shares of the National Bank, establish- ed by the second decree, and the National Bank, thus supplied with its capital and its stockholders, is invested ‘with the general control of the floances of the nation. He then quotes the Dizréo Ofcial, to show that the or o impoet was to sustain troops and estab! Bank; and Senor Otbon, Governor of San Luis, of it as a prestamo forzoso: and expresses the it * ts destitute of ail the e\ements of regu- has, on the contrary, all those which consti- tute a forced loan.” 1. It is irregular and unusual! in its inception; it is im- ae eee | virtue of any subsistiog or customary lat by virtue of a sudden and uneapected decree. It is to be enforced by rapid and atringent es It is to take effect for once only, “‘por una sola rez.” It is a tempora- Ty financial expedient, suggested by the pressing necesxi- ties of civil strife, and has no analogy with any system of taxation recognized and practiced by nations governed by sonnd and eteble laws. ved 2. It is partial, unequal and unjust in its operation, leaving, as it obee,4wo extremes, above and below which no contribution at all is laid, and establishing a Jarge twequality in the bases of contribu ie that are within those extremes. ith these large exemptions from all ‘‘contribution,”” and with these inequalities among those who are con- pelled to pay, the updersigned must deem it as differing, foto cerlo, frcm @ lawful tex, which, from its very nature, must be |, uoiform and just. ah irregular and unusual in tts appropriation, from the statement already alluded to in the Diario Of cial, and frem bis own observa:ions, the undersigned is satisfied that the funds obtained by means of this “con- tribution” are intended to be employed, in the first in #tance, to sustain troops engaged in the civtl war, now ay, devastating the country, and afterwards to form, in whole or ic part, the basis of the National Bank, with the abares of which it is proposed to repay it. Mr Forsyth then contends that, in accordance with the roundest principles of international jaw, the o the citizen remaing free from any euch a) igion in the law of the Sist of January, 1866, when conguls, pleacing the Zuloaga decrees as supreme, shall refuse to comply with them at the requirement of the constitutional authorities. Mr. James A. Pleasant has been welcomed an United States Consul at Miratitian on the part of the constita- tional reaident, Juarez. jor Court. Bete Hone Judge Woodrai. ACTION AGAINST A RAILWAY COWPANY. June 16.—Lewis B. Griffin vs. the Now York and Har- failroad —This was an action for bendan oe Oone the plaintif!, who is a dock builder. was travel. defendants haa been obliged to give u ple to the aay for plaintif? $1 Verdict Four Taovsaxp Srours —Mr. bank ‘at Fast Hatdam today. They were new bille.— Hartford Timer, June V5 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET, Twenepay, June 17—6 P, M Financial afairs drag their slow length along, and the Prospect fs by no means flattering. The banke have about abandon ot ali hope of finding active employment for their idle funda, and manage to speculate a fittle in Treasury notes. They loan willingly upon the most worthlese kind of fancy railroad stocke, but cannot get even of that busi- neas ae much as they want. Business paper continues searce. The absence of business prevents anew supply of notes from coming apon the market, and ae the old ma- ture the line of loans becomes reduced. The banks have only been able to keep up their discounts by the pur- chase of Treasury notes, There is not enough specula- tion going on in stocks? to give activity to money, and the nent sixty Gays are likely to boas dull and as stupid in Wall street aod at the Stock Exchange as ever before known, The bulk of the business doing among the logiti mate mercantile clases i: merely in articles of genera necessity. All our great staple products move sluggixhly, ‘and merely in the proper channels for consumption. We are now at alout the close 0° the last producing season and about entering upon a now one, With prospects of a harvest never before equalled. Prices for breadstuil rule unusually low for the season, and the nex! crop is no pear at hand that we cannot look for any improvement, The difficulty realized last your in regard to low prices docs Bot exist this year, for the predecing classes are now Protty well used to low points, and will not hestiate to realize as rapidly as poesibie, Thie will hate » ¢ on pom the gonoral bueinors of the eotmtry. aad do much toward the liquidetior Aan! inde " er crop, at even fair » ’ n r cating the agri: PY ditficuitire . 5 t debt the pen: rn ‘ niry w prove. This w stew Can be we real bona fide progress towards better ant more ‘Roctive times until the great muss of the people arena ‘wes upward, upon rather limited amoust of business. ‘La Crosse land grant bonds advanced per coat; Dela- ‘ware and Hudson, *{; Pacific Mail Company, 13;; Erie, %; ‘Hodson River Railroad, 34; Cleveiand and Toledo, \<; Mil- waukie and Mississippi, 34. Michigan Southern, preferred, fell off 3 per cent. Galena and Chicago was lower at the opening but tmproved before the close, and left off # yos- terday’s prices, Onicago and Rock Istand appears to bo more depressed, and the sales short to day wore unasual- ly large. Western railroad stocks generally were {reeiy offered and closed dull, At the second board lower prices ruled in nearly every stock sold, There was quite an active busicers, anda good many time operations. Iilincis Central bonds de clined 1 per cent; Reading, 14; Mich'gan Southern, old, | 36; Galena and Obicago, 1; Obicago and Rock Island, %{; | Delaware and Hudeen, +; Hudson River Railroad, \. ‘The market appoars to be gradually, but steadily, sett!ing down, and the best thing speculators can do is to let it sink until it reaches @ bottom hard enough to stand upon. A few weeks may britg auimportent change for the bet- ter; but at present it will be difficult to arrest the dowa- ward current. ll the principal speculators of the street are sellers, and the abundance of stock on the market affords fine facilities for operations for a fall ‘The transactions at the Clearing House today were as aay $19 642,994 48 Total balanoee., “L 1,180'692 94 The steamships Hermann asd Wasbington, of the old | Bremen line, were sold at auction to-day for $47,000, The sale, we understand, was actual. ‘The Boston and Maipe Railroad has declared a dividend of three per cent, payable July 1; the Pittsburg Railroad Company has declared a semiannual dividend of three | per cent, payable July 1, to holders of stock 17th inst. ‘The receipws at tidewater by the canals of this State, of flour, wheat, corn and barley, for the second week ia June, in 1857 and 1868, have been as follews:— Flour, wis. Wheat, bush. Corn, bush. Barley, bu. 1887 23,977 73,780 48 3,085 1868,..,, 69,649 «273,707 «18258236830 Increase 45,672 00,017 «128,675 18,08 ‘The aggregates of the receipts of the abeve articles, so far, for the years 1857 and 1868, have been: Hour, bis. Wheat, bush. Corn, bush. Barley, bu 1867, «+ 10,570 626.492 84,362, ‘W372 11 Ts13)258 oorsis §=— 201 Increase.242,688 1,740,807 -—«17,082—sb7.748 Recucing the wheat to flour, the excess of receipts in ‘1858 over 1867 is equal to 592,569 bbis. ‘The Rock Island and Peoria Railroad, alluded to a day or two since, is thirteen miles long, and runs south from the city of Rock Island to some coal mines near the vil lage of Coal Valley; but six miles from Rock Island it crorses Mi'l Creek, where it is reported to have sus. tained some damage. The Chicago and Rock Islaud Railroad bas no connection with it. The latter runs east from Rock Island ; and it is in perfect order, as well as the Bureau Valley branch. About forty feet of the track was waebed away some ten days ago, and four cars were thrown off the track, without injury to the passengers. This damege was repaired immediately, and tt has sus- taiped no other. The Transit Railroad of Minnesota has been put under contract for seventy five miles, extending from Winona westward via Rochester. Col. De Graff, of Obio, the well known railroad contractor, was the successful bidder. Thirty miles of the road are to be grated on or before the ‘Ist day of January next and the seventy five miles graded and fifty in running order on or before the 1st of January, 1860. The Milwaukie Sentinel says:— ‘Traine commence rupning to-day on the I. Crosse and Miwaukie Railroad to Greenfield station, five miles wess of Tomah, and at the foot of the ridge, which the tupvel is to pierce. This point is only twenty-eight miles this side of La Crosse. The ridge has been penetrated to the depth of 110 feet on the east side, and 400 feet on tac westerp— in all 510 feet—leaving buat 810 feet more to complete the work. There is no reasopable doubt that the contractors will work through early in August. The Charleston Mercury states that the resumption of specie payments by all the banks of that State, which took place on the 8th inst., was attended with little or no demand for coin beyond what was wanted for change. One of the banks paid out only five dollars. A letter from the President of the Bank of South Caro- lina states that the funds for the redemption of the in- stalment of the State debt which becomes due in London on the lst of July next has already been placed in that city. The amount, we believe, ie $500,000. The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the month of May was as follows: — Main Stem NW. Va. . A. Total. $54,007 Th 2,474 86 31,888 71 89,561 28 Freight.....278,086 95 23,080 60 10,013 98 312/304 48 Total..,.$333,684 66 25,506 49 42,552 64 401,752 76 | Ascompared with May, 1857, this shows a decroase of $7,748, exclusive of the receipts of the Northwestern road, which amounted last month to $26,505. There was a falling off during May of $12,149 on the main stom, and an increase of $4,400 on the Washington branch. ‘The notes of the James Bank and Bank of New Ro chelle, New York, must be presented atthe Bank Doe partment, Albany. The outstanding circulation of these Danks is about!$12,340. ‘The following are the receipts on the Morris Canal for the week and season, to the Ist inst., as compared with corresponding time last year -— Total to May 90, 18: Week ending June Total to 96 Week ending June 6, 1868 Decrease im 1968 04.266 cece ee ceeee secseees $8,908 09 The following table exhibits the receipts and expendi tures of the Portland, Saco and l’ortemouth Railroad for three years past — Year ending May 31) 1868. ‘With a decrease in the gross income of $68,217, we bave ‘8 decrease in the expenses of $46,870. The amount received for toll on all the canals during the first week of June and to the 8th of June, in the Years given below, is as follows: — Firth weelvof June. To Tune. 71,808 $428,008 86,742 274,086 79/008 ‘321,204 bu 499,018 106,595 608,757 81010 674,571 002 ‘The carnines of the New Jersey Central Railroad for May amounted to $72,806 99, against $55,859 02 for the same mouth last year, showing aa increase of $18,046 07. ‘The grons and net earsiogs of the Pitteburr, Fort Wayne fand Chicago Ra:lroad Company in the month of May thie year and last were as follows: — May, 1867. 1868, Decrease Groves earnings ...$190,58716 14,731 77 16.866 08 Operaung expenses 94,2/0 04 78,366 65 15,904 39 Net earnings... 85681711 96,00012 ine. 84001 ‘The crows earnings of the M!lwvukie and Horicon Rail- road for the month of May amounted to $14,260 60, of which $0,664 94 was from freight and $4,685 56 from pansengers. ‘The earnings of the northern division of the Chicago, St. Paul and Fond de Lac Railroad in May amounted to $0,106 01. ‘The earnings of the Chicago, St. Pau! and Fond du Lac Railroad during the firet three and five months were as follows :— aa ss. 05 sooie's Jen x fi 16 82 Februar: 5,025 83 rast 70 488 15 26,302 88 965,204 51 $64,111 40 30,221 65 ‘88,534 61 +. 20/998 74 40/803 20 TOMI, ceseseseee von 118,419 $143,539 90 —Being an increase in the earnings of the road during the first three months of 1858 over the corresponding months of 1867 of $5,907, and a difference in favor of the first five months of 1858 over the corresponding monthe Of 1857 of $19,214; while the expenditures during the months of January, Fobruary and March of the present year were $16,763 90 less than during the corresponding months of 1867, a8 follows:— Erpemees. 1867, 1854. January... 8.217 60 813 070 18 Febroary 16,906 2, jooee 14734 38 awl ‘Total... 4,017, 90 ‘$58,104 0 The amount receiver ‘or wils bn the State canals for the week wae an follows Week ending Jane 7, 1858,, fo. 1867. aE 5 g E § s8iseedetoseiussssh hese es ssesessesstsics Conx West), May s—The Roseins, Cook, beuled out of the Ory dorks alvor bacioa reestee! panerak oe Pairs, including forertem, keel, sundry plank, om: y Rese tan wrortraly repatied) whee ee port, where she calied for orders, for Buistot Pit, June 2—Two of our pilots hay yw that the crews of the Am ships Forti ude for Manis, and the Winged Arrow, also fr Ja both from Car if were in arefran. tory state when they left the Channel, aad that the officers ‘Were inflicting severe punishment, of Salltvan, Me, with wood: Boar's Head, NH, Sunday morning: CoLtss10N—The steamer Plymon'h Rock, of She Stonington Mine, while coming through ike bound im the fog Iaat evening, aren line, carrying away © pordon of her Dulwarka, Tho ven line, carry! * rf ru PB bad culwater ssted. tchr Kate Hunter ld $8600, ‘Bho formerly "balled bee sailed from Portland for the past year. She waa built at Fly- mouth, Mass. in and registered 8 ‘The steamehip I 1, of the Charleston and Havana line, — morning taken op sectional dock for 8 ssss8sssiss E zs : fF ssl at Matanzas on the 4th inst, from Plymouth, Msas, but 16 do. .. ory 12 Penva Ooal Oo.... 600 N Y Central R&.. 100 do. -b60 ebored kep steamer Barris, 8 mits of Tong Taiand shore, Opposive Old Friars Head, and thus ‘avoid JRALAND—EAST COAST—BUGY ON RUTTER PLADDY SHOAL. ‘The Port of 1 ublin Corporation has given notice, that a black Nun Bnoy bas been moored off thet western extrem! 8 eSeSesssesssssest ge Butter Fladdy Shoal, about 2 miles southwest of the btbouse, east const of Ireland. is placed aoa guite to veesels taking the ier Pladdy and the main, Hew in 5 h South Rock | NE EB; Descon NE 4 N; Kerney Point N, and St Patrick id etic. Variation 253¢ West in 1853. commans of their lordab! JOHN WaSHINGTON, eve Hydrographic Office, A¢miralty, Londoa, May 6, BALTIO—PRUSSIA—FIXED LIGHT AT SWINSMUNDE, the In'erior o¢ ttre ae house recensly” Swinemnnde, or port of Baltic sea. CITY COMMEROIAL REPORT. ‘Trorspay, June 117—6 P. M. active, and the speculative feeling tally rungided, while prices receded about 6c, a 10c. bbl. The sales embraced about 8,000 a 9, bbis. Pao ‘witbin about the following periie State. eeee 1 Cauadian superfine and Baltimore, A‘cxaudria and Geor, Southern fancy and extra..... extra and bakers’ SeOnnanan SSSseRsaas TTT TtTt tt eveonconnt SSSSaR Saas The of the first craer. ‘The light tower Ja built of vellow brick, and {sa prominent aos Itbearsdue south, distant rather mile from the harbor light on the aaat mo'e bead, stands in lat 53 5459 N lon i417 37 Bast of Greenwich Directions— When the state Cepadian’ was easier, while the sales em| 3,000 & 4,000 bois, closing within the range al i ) FF tions. Southern brands were in embraced about 20,000 a 25, the figures given above. while the sales embraced about 100 ii sales of about 26,000 7000 bushels including mixed West- At this point, where the yeasel must be kept alittle to the ern at 70c. & 726. & 7Bc.; yellow and waite do. al 14s. | soushward with the leant poetioic headway, the pilot bost will Rye was be in atiendance with the pilot, sales of 1,000 bushels were made atG8c. a 70c. Barley was | ing othe interes cf tnereasne: ths vowels een etl be juiet and nominal. Osis continued steady, witn sales of | directed by the red flag from the signal beacon inclined Gras cargo of 019 bogs of Rio, por Anna, was | UntarleSep’ oprisiitescurmistits besicrels "= aman 5 |, per was ept uy ee cy al . sation pit orm 0) do Laguayraa ie, and | duo, rs ba nuesb hfe ro fg Ty nba wcttabiaig aapecbos PTfisttectnes eeeests, Vartstien M36 deg, West in 1808) Corroy.—The market was firmer, a tesa® om boat 12. for middung He 08 EN WASHINGTON, Hydroerapher. ged ah 9585, 00 DOE, eer, tate. Gy ahont ab, NOt acta th following’ adiralty Charts Pale ele of arain in bags at bid 06% OMe abest 8 No 2367" Algo. Dali Sen Salton DI: tierces beef at 3s. a 3s. 64., chietl PP. 185 t0 187; and Prussian Lights List, No 139. ure; 600 tierces lard a} 178. 64., bbte, New Bedford 16th. bark Charles & award (of Dart: sboaliors ot Sts. 04.. fo Lenten, meu Cornell Auantle Ocean. Bid ship Joseph Meigs, Pa. Jam, 10,000 light. pipe staves " a ‘Kong April 12, Prudent, Ham(ion, of Groeuport logwood af S0-e 1800" bois ; a ya Mares ii Bae ‘Smith,’ of Warren 10 (00 boxes: ‘woods at p. t. " Fuvrr.— Sales of 150 boxes bunch raisins were made at | port 1300 up tor homer iiemeen, RH whON we TOS whe Nie, $2.10, and s emall jot of currants at 83c. KiB, e00 ap? Domingo, 20, 4 ep, for home, dei Frat Dry cod and mackerel wereaull; about 100 bbls. | _A}.do Apriti4, Gautier: Oo, Nit tA) sole ap oi on board, pickled berrirg were soid at $276 a $3, ready for well: fist Betsey ‘austin Na, WS Hay.—Sales of about 1,000 a 1,600 bales were made for at 450. a 600 ; for city use it was selling at 560. f ba ag Mey, from NOrleans for Liverpool, * fore —Sa bout 100 bales were reported, chiefly | J Ty of Double Hearted bo? Ke Hora.—Sales of about 100 chie jase to city brewers, at Sc. a 7c. J 7 Ship John Raven, Salter, from Liverpool for Calcutta, May Lim& was in fair demand, with sales of common Rock- land ot 620 oad lump at S7c. Motastes were firm but quiet; sales of Cuba muscovado Ous.—Linseed was heid, and moderate siles were made at full prices. de whale and sperm were unchang<d. ‘were mace within the range of 24c. a 26c, for fair, and at 2c a 6e. for prime. Provisions —Pork—The market was heavy and unset. Cork. , sor Daaaet, from Glasgow for NYork, May 25, lat oa ete Carlyle, from Liverpool for Boston, May 28, of the ms ee! ublic, Limeburner, from London for NYork, M1 ) abt nt 49. low 10 London, Hurlbut, from London for NYork, May 90, lat ont jurlbuat, ‘ork, May 90, i with Fin wenetsion has tinea ie sie wih eter Pia, Wed yesterday afternoon gales of 1,500 bbls. of mess | _ Berk Wyman. a nt, from Boston April 23 for Cape Tow, were mace, deliverable on the first of August and Sep. | OOH. May 8. Ist 28 41 N. lon 40 48 tember, at $16 50. The seles to-day were limited: for | ity 5 Fouander, Millet, from Padang for Boston, no date, mess $17 was asked, and $16 75 offered, and 100 bbis. | “Brig Mount Vernon, 24 days from Baltimore for Rio Janel- e sold at $14, with some uniospected mow at $16 April 22, let 250 8. lew 27. Beef ~ | “hing dB Nevioa of Rar:port, from Portland for 8 Jago, } | iris Dinlgns nething further. June 10. let 3834 lon 73. De june 7 4 ah A Hianchenir, Poaciora henee for Havana, June i . Sehr Oriental, from Key Wesl, May 25, off the Great mideles were made at . Cut meats were unc’ Taaacs. wig salle sacha about 100 hixis., m lots, were sold at 5c. @ 0. for aboul- ders, and hams at 7\o.a80. Lard was firmer, with Some, tay Tarr ag wr en Sy L—_ sien f S50 bhiy. N60. 8 Ie. Batter and choese Atzncmovcn: June 20%, Am hamper wear CR — THO salon embraced about 200 a 250 caske, at Jo. do 34, Annie Kimball, March, fi London ft 340. for fair qualities, and 290. for prime lots,” aa ee stad aid PA Axyran, April Arr ship Gov Morton, Berry, Bydney, hds. Ouba muscovado chiefly witnin NBW. ACcnA, May 2—Tn port bark Star of the Kast, Boyer, ding; Soo Sat Same eacen, Bark Fire , Cann, was on “Annero, May 23—In port joann, Herrick, from Mar: que vis Beth rr fo load tor Nilaven: Bdec. wer fale of £00 bags Calcutta gioger were made at be. ww “eae 4 “Arr ship Santiago: ‘Eames Boston; 20h, ee an 4 R Wiskxt.—Sales of 300 bbis. wore made at 2330. o enn ol vis Mauritius; iy 7, Rerilan, Wyatt, Navat Sromm.—The market for epiri's was heavy, with qhemons, May 30 from the Roads, Charlotte, New sales of 100.8200 bbls, at 470 « 48c. cash, Common .. Fosin was firm and stock light, while holders demanded | Buswannavxx, May S1~Arr Ariel @),. Lndlow. MYork. pC meres RAPD Redgauntiet, Andrews Hartiepool, Rng; Sth. Ger Dut quiet, while prices were nominal. Strained rosins were tira. Tar was quiet and unchanged. Parente, Becks, River, 9: Laurence, Juse 10—In port ship Cowns, June 2 arr Vanderbill, ‘ ‘Tee Floods and Crops. ‘ort, and sid at AF for Havre cand passed Cage Rese ine The following extract ia from a letter received by are- | “Corexnaces, May 20 Arr A © Brower, Cox, NOrleane. spectable house in thie city, from « correspondent in | , Cau Hay 16-—Arr Proagele, Lord. NYork: Rally. Tiltow, Memphis, for whose responsibility they vouch — . Gibraliar, 2d, Ontalans, NOrieans; Sarah Mma, A Bell, Word, NYoux By Const astine May 2i—In port bark Zephyr, Thompson, ‘une, Riniait” doatos ae Vontoe ine si 4 , Alien oun tor right,, BIA ad. at icherson: Addizon wilvert, Pala _fteneon, and North Atantie, Moore, diag; Mary Ana, c Hiaracon), May 28—In port barks Theods, Me vens, from vin tor thio Hache to toad for 1a Karle, Baker for NYork soon; brig Buran T Nor acon dune Lai por bark Weablagton Butcher cton . sizo 62 6 by Ralf the block By Wm. Il. Fraviklin, ? Nore dug Dan- 4 lots on N. W. corner of 24 ave, and 56th t., onch 1, Mango Park, a SPU BOON icctoccees cocssesseots . «. $1,400 ri pi od ee ‘Africa, {May l—arr bark ‘Kawin, ‘Clark, MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Fain Tsun, May 13—Passed, John Bertram, of and from en ee en ne Hemborg tor J ALMAMAC TOR FEW YORE—TnI Dav, 02 20,57" 700, Avril bo Da vessel ta port, and none on => oe O05 oe Gee “7a | “GtStcow! June’S-ee Mitton. Bradtord, Nort. GIPRALTAR, 19—Cid Kilen, Oliver, Savannah; Paal er. Sweetacr, Rrouwere — haven, Sint Brasil, Binir, dor "Rid Sis, Cordelia, Kolin, New CLEARED, = ¥ Priladetphia, Harrison, Havana andgnew Or | p_1%,Port 808, Posen Helena, De Waal, for Philadelphia, Roberia reed rt ‘orse Dinrmore, St John, NB—C & Oo. Bark Yrma (aus, Urmehion, Tiveepool W P hehe = Coveti'atiom em), Laner. Rotterdam —W F schmidt, af ys y ion, ely, Theobald, Newonstle and Uniied states, June 1,’ Moonlight, Chare. dale, Dix, Gardiner—C & FJ Peters. Pogtenen, 9 <0, ¥v he den in Sie P Brookmen & On, ee ny 4 Mr PinserPik Prades’ SaaS eo Pig, | Birds Cong: neon Yarn’ Sroweh i Bene J J Day, Chaiopiain, Stonington—Hennines, Muller & | '9f ai, 40 Ro reel on the burth for Now Fork or Vietory, Giadding, Newport—J B Fdwards. ee Rnapsragon Dain, ‘an totlend fates, 4 tm a a fees ae ae Seaeees, gman, Swatow (and jonia (Finm), . ochemptta Sane Oka t Pi, ih ee an pisiae | APEEL Tees tein port dp Armorial, Lowell, for Wow gers, to Runardt Oo. Has experienced westerly winds York; bark * Lincoln, Jotneom, for Nugvitas to load sa- entire pi blgwing alvimen very freak. failed ti for brig Maris, Homapa, fram Wimington, NC, Sdenee tg frm Rewtrundiand Hanke to 4c inland, Oth | aches Mophen Hotsbkivn, Munson, for Amen, to’ load 6 hours on account of fom. pliot pagar for a port of Cape Hatteras; Joseph Crandall, Mega boat between the fandy Foor, thiin, for do to lond gugsr tor N York. Tack, showing a red burges with a'white zane tn Ry | Old Ith schr Jasprt Danke’ Richmemtee™, Wauere N¥Or. igo —e atm Grace, NF, May Si—Arr sehr Mary BaSine, Bou: , Baltimore ‘Thuredsy, passed | _Livenroon <Arr Reselute, Prince, NOrleans: 24, beter Rete 9 ae Willard, Miicbell, Ravannah;, Sd, angio Baton (e, quebee pet with | Guy of aldmore oh Tatton, N Cork: aadtralln mrdee, Cromwell [oth inst, at 9 PM, ship | Rllen Austin, Garrick, do; Metropolis, Foster. NOrleans; FG yh. beating ontof Hampton Rartey; Barney, fo vie Queenstown: 4th, Ryiveane bian Bele excentive for anor) arid, jane 9, | chard, Lawrence; Tempest, Whitney, and Kmpress, on a on 4 i vannal et 1 at . 4 Tumber, to | Curling, Curling, and Rational hewe, do; Rebaa- f ieynton ‘wna pone re bien cook se noe (Barton: chon Maren, bavanioah. Mel J os with stone y 5 ly 1 O Neston ea mene Bid Int Albert Onliatin, Bolter, and Ci Oak, Carver Yarte, Stapler Rondont for Reston. NYork; wahean Of] Roston: Albert Gallatin, coward (of Harwigh) Nickerson, Port Spain. Tri. | Delano, Tork: &mpire Stale, Briegs, do; Rising San, Skol- wb fod corom, to master 34 inst, fel, Rosten, Lady ileesington. You , Onlonme, Sd, Laure " heer. spdkemnip JC Hemphreye, | Snow, Ororts!, Monteviden not iprevivasiy)s Lyte, nie, aay abont the 17th of 18s, Oty Pott, Va; Morgartet, Tyson, Morri NYork; 4h, Bebe BA epploton. Taylor, Rowgn, $day Windser Foret, Oraitam. Mon'erey, Norton. hi\ Bremer Delaware. (058, . atiadelphia. ‘ ‘rank Fitmt, Rob! iY. Sioamage Fo vmeka, Yushaan, New Bodsyr l. Bator be iat, Susan Olark, Gtoraitar; Doresa W Bailey, Mitchell. Callan ray. Jord, Whine, Madre NYork. Sa, Phiet Fiabe ovahire, Lord NVork; Vision, Toekéit, Tope, Sou Franses. ster, Svencer, for NYork ith; Pagriets Srore waizssit4, May 28—Arr Rover, Vausioe, Constantinople via ¥. TLLES, May 22—8)d Iokermann, Mh, aerian or eee = Boston. wi rune I= mn Nariys, May 23—arr Paragon, Drinkwater, WOtioans via. pe NP, May 2—Arr schr James Madison, Benson, PaLereo, May 2l—Arr Henry Hill, Watson, Smyrna, Sem re pore mee Bi by and 11 a NANG, — 1s Siam, . Macao; Jueth, Brown, for Nlagunors ‘and China; los, Baseett ond Wiare? Kase, Pasterbrouk ny _ Panama, June 3—1p port hip. Jobs 5 fadelphta: bad d hr cot, and was bound for Loulgue * toed with erate of tod i eewamucco May barks Conrad, Salish: from Wickmood. dleg: abn Gpine Release decd th pari of toward cargo; brig Wim Wilain, Par» about May 3t—In port brig J Buckmen, Wrist, from’ Baltimore, deg coh Sry if Terbell Gale, . June 1S) ones) inergoats web Sarna se ag el A Hazard, Williams (from Grands), Rie. Mey arr Bi oregon NOrleani A May 2]—Arr Bani . Bro ‘Tanune, about May 8—1n vort part shia Honty Rood, Dearborn, Callao for Cowes, reog Northern from London for Melbour: e, ‘bo: r. ‘Wiiteby’, 3 “ourler, Bernese, wig (before renort: rks Ki Farrel), from ers, from NOrlesns. $4, Corilia, Pea~ aleton. do, Belen toa jo. jentine, jam) wes. » ——-. Norris, for Baltimore ldg; a J y fr Linden, from ‘Baltimore, disg; tohr Joseph ne, Bes, Smeups June 2—Arr A¢riatic, Durhem, Savannah Start Poivt, May SI On, Mlople, Toom peony {roca Char ton I ‘Goitenbure. * on Gaye; Moveynicn, fect, Hamiion, from, nothing. Bld 22d, bark Grate, Jordam, iiv: Pitaxcnar, April $—Ta NYork, she 10th- has a ful *D fort of tea; Sancho Panza, Gird, for Nickerson, ‘ard Kmporer, Tibbe:ta, noc; cber, sud Hong wright do: brig Minne, P e which sid March 24 for Chinche been chartere¢ op terms whieb will 8000 Mexican dollars, Sincaroxs, Apri} 2l—In abips RB for Boston. ‘on, only ate veose! ap for ibe bod Flying Mist, Linnell, for ~.on; | Nor’ 5 G ure: Northern Light Doane, cise: barke Edward Sop ns Sr Tomas, Juve 2—In port barks Sea Breeze. Meyo, aad Georges Magune. for Falmouth Bug, to sail next day; Mary aa Kellar, trom Newport Bog, are May 23, dieg: brige ‘a Rice. Jacksonville au Prince (sif same das A Brown, Nickerson, bt mi arr May 41, eg OT A Lg el ee J Tsland to soil ne xt day . . ‘Bid Ist, bark Carniola, Hopkins, Bi brig Thos Trow- brigge, Lantare (trom Barbedans) Papas, aches W 8 Oopes, Simmons, Elizabeth ity; H D Mears, 6not nO, A Gr port snip J © Humparey, Morse, tr Banra about June S—In port achre Te'aad Belle, over- ton for NYork: Jobu Bell Hallett tor Galimore Sr Jouns, NF June 1—Arr brig Nep'une Cements, Now 3 seb 1 ‘Obud, ‘do: ib. Drign AP Flue ‘ork; |, Bick+rsop, : ath, kar, Crosby, do; bth Torrent, Mow Bamberg: Texei, Jove sid Vi York, Vara Onvz, June 7—! bark Brillisot, Sigshee, from Rew Orleans arr 6. Jape 6, bask Widfire, Campbell, Bien Wramroa, April §—In Grey Fe » for York lage” P port sbip Grey Feather, Brown, . Underline Oyster Bay, ‘OM. June ie (aAditions)— Ate Br weamsbip: Haltfar, arrup about PM; weamer Raltimore, scbr seo W Snow. Richardson, pw to’ for harbor for a bark: D0 two brige. Uld Br steamabip »merica Liverpoo! ; barki Sowa (Olden), Hopker, Caps Towa CGH, Sam Jaunto, — Galvestan; a La 5 hag total G r leven Trinidac; schrs (olden am arr, Ting Ne toe and Ake rioamonig nerot wt 0 Soe frees * al Al i Rosds brig Abbott Lawrence. BAL) MOB: , Fal Bi Prov! andotte, | Abbou, Smith, Jacod | Bird licKion iesion ay. Jag Keats Bost ‘ann, Collins, Niork; Pores, (Sry Done lane, BF. HLOTHBAY, June l4- Arr brie Vincennes, Browsr, Ca- Jais for boston (ith loan of part of deck load); Julia, Noyes, le Bil; NI, for Philnd CHARLESTON, June 1e-GLt ships fs Drew, Balti- more; Locoria Freeman #svannah barks A @ Hill, Via- Bella Cork: Wave Crest, Ha men Glesow, Dan bi ‘peas, Trolle, Bremen. sid sbip Kovenea ® (Br), Auld. «! i. 15t—arr (by tel) on Columbia, werry, NYork; ship Tes, Alliszee, Ds OULDSHOKO, June TA Al HOLMES HOUR Tens 1 Pa See aah hice Weeees Phiacelpiba for Roxbury. sit schrs Welcome Return, and Ty avenaes. 4 ? del pnia fi ifisene ; ae win tana . Om San SRS ATSLEEL Sloman cca meen aon il lori. s ad Levering, and James R Mitchell, re- MOBIL, Jone 10—Cld bark T & J, Liverpool. in Belle, Pyicee York. Naw ORubawe dosed. ares F Schon ni LRANS Jape ra dt A javre; Reppabsrneek, Cushing, Liverpool; © D Merwin, 4 Bristol, Rauler ey Bin Janeiro; Silas Wheeler, tod Fringe st melee tba Vernon, R Boyn © Pend Mary ( low BE Petia from f1+rmo; sehr Hel eleamsbip Bou'hsrd St Menigomery. rt joven, Borden Vail Lonoon Kate (Br), iepreen (i Jott 4 lize, Hon, and Ruatan, echr Virginia Anvoinetie, Bbias, Tam: Poth — Arr Tenvesses, Forbes, Vera Cruz: ships aR Pe , Liverpool: . KYork: Ostombua, upper: Hteor erie ma Havana, bos Corson, Bio Ja ent to sea 16th, schre Sea Gull Wimere; George Fales, Nickerson, Philadeiphia PENSAUOLA, Jone 8—Art sche M Cid stb, brig Perry, Race, Boston; sehr A Hevana from from NYork. ‘Tilbey, Miter, Howe, pfEVADRLPITA, June 1t—Arr steamer Boston Ronen’ brips Ooenn Wave, Morton,’ 8 ¥ores Davie yet Seliew, Onk, Ryder, feanser (Br). Long. an Wave, Mormon, NS : Fan oi Cla bri Hoker J Hi Porter, adi " ipeon Ne PORTLAND, Jugs 1b-—A re bark John, ariton, rar Watin. 7a8. scbte RH Perbing, Penrbsoot for Bal oi brige Henrietia, Masans,and Frances Ellen, Bawyer, PROVIPRNOR, June 16—Are Ouray, Kew York: aches Geen Sir3, ihe, Hastmers te jowpors a Bellows, Olark, Philytelphia, yacht Una, Duncaa, N Bld bark Klas Pike Hawes vin Newpor! A urer Rogers, aed Oregon, Squires, NYork: sloop B Ate RICHMOND, Jane 16-814 brig Foaming Sen, Benachamp, Bic Grande; achr Rosensath, Ko; domo. ee a Lennox, Liver- 1 ‘Wen Maristany, Havana, 14 echr La ane WILMINGTON. N 160M sehr § J Waring, Ami York wala ih, chr Shee South, Colina, Cardenas, ie erthwalte, Beatty, and len, Me ly, NYork: a ¥ Kobinron Boston. QWAN & 00.8 LOTERRY COMMIS. JONERS ENDORSED by he Wager and Posimaster Of Augusta, and an ex nited States Senator CARD COMMIRTIONERA, AND CERTIFICATES FROM THE MAYOR continue to superintend the same. fa mlaly and exelvively cinder our control and can aeeure yal epeeiabialy and fair Woe tre business te Avavsta, Ga. Jane 7, 1908 From long, Acquaintance #tth Leon BF. Mvizer an Frederic O Barber, we wke great pleasure tn «r bet they are mon of the bighest imegrity and fi commnntty are en fand worthy citizens, at Pormeriy United Rice rone'or of tbe Ton, JOHN F